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    Semiotic analysis of the news Television news has been around for nearly as long as television itself. Millions watch it every day and it is often the first programme someone will switch to after work. News broadcast are governed by many codes and conventions. These are not always obvious to the viewer but if they are not respected‚ the programme might feel uncomfortable to watch. Bignell (2002)‚ p110‚ explains “The discourse of television news is composed of language and visual images‚ organised

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    Effects of an Ad Advertising is the marketing of an idea in ways that encourages and persuades audiences to take some sort of action. In most cases‚ the action would be to buy a product or service while other are simply to raise awareness. Whatever the case may be‚ money is poured into advertising every day. Marketing agencies try various ways to convince people to buy their products using different persuasion techniques. After first examining an advertisement‚ one could analyze how each detail

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    Ad Analysis Advertisements comprise thirty percent of the material aired on television‚ and many of us will view more than two million commercials in our lifetimes. The A. C. Nielson Company reports that‚ by the age of sixty-five‚ the average U.S. citizen will have spent nine years of his or her life watching television—twenty-eight hours a week‚ two months a year. And in one year‚ the average youth will spend nearly twice as many hours in front of the tube (fifteen hundred hours) as he or she

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    Jason Croy ENG 1A Prof. Ramos 08 Feb. 2017 Punk: A Semiotic Analysis Punk is a reflective subculture which means it is a culture that exists within another culture and it illuminates features of the dominant culture. However‚ punks can still be viewed as a culture that has their own political views‚ values‚ philosophy‚ language and style. Punks have their own ideas of gender boundaries and gender roles‚ folklore‚ art‚ and symbolic objects. There are many aspects of punk‚ and this article will look

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    Flare Fragrances Company‚ Inc. Britt Miller Rebecca Orsher Allie Steinle 12/07/2010 Executive Summary • Flare Fragrances has experienced declining sales growth • CEO set goal to increase incremental revenue by at least $7.5M and reverse declining sales trend • Conducted two SWOT analyses to determine best strategy – Emphasize Natural and increase drugstore presence • Developed advertising budget and implementation plan Flare Fragrances Agenda • SWOT – Savvy launch • SWOT – Natural

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    This semiotic analysis will examine the various sign systems embodied within an advertisement for Rolex (2011). It will also seek to comprehend the paradigmatic value‚ possible readings‚ the function of the gaze and mythic ideology present within the primary and secondary signifiers. Consequently‚ it will be determined how these functions systematically work together to represent an ideology of timelessness and success that the advertisement is intentionally constructing. Signs and Sign Systems

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    Fragrance Industry

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    India’s GDP. Business Plan- Fragrance industry today is proving increasingly popular in India‚ as the population continues to increase its expenditures on increasingly sophisticated personal care products containing greater amounts of fragrance. Fragrances are composed of a blend of aromatic oils and compounds‚ solvents‚ and fixatives. These ingredients combined in a mixture create a pleasing scent to be used for living spaces‚ humans‚ animals‚ or objects. Fragrances can be produced from plant or

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    Perfume Fragrances

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    used to give the human body‚ animals‚ objects‚ and living spaces a pleasant scent The Fragrance wheel is a relatively new classification method that is widely used in retail and in the fragrance industry. The method was created in 1983 by Michael Edwards‚ a consultant in the perfume industry‚ who designed his own scheme of fragrance classification.The new scheme was created in order to simplify fragrance classification and naming scheme‚ as well as to show the relationships between each of the

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    L’Oreal This magazine ad is about a skin product for women. It says “L’Oreal facial cleanser is proven to remove Acne-causing bacteria in just one wash”. The ad utilizes a female actress because; it shows how well the L’Oreal skin product has helped her skin remain breakout- free. This ad also includes a picture of the product and a face pad to demonstrate how to clean your face when using the product. Although producers claim this acne fighting product works‚ is the L’Oreal facial cleanser worth

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    Flare Fragrances

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    Background Founded in 1955‚ as a small manufacturer of women’s fragrance‚ Flare has grown into the No. 4 player in the U.S. women’s fragrance market. Introduced in 1975‚ the brand Loveliest is one of its strongest thus far. Faced with a growth challenge in a difficult economic environment‚ CEO Joely Patterson outlines two growth opportunities for her marketing staff to evaluate. One involves launching a new scent and possibly separating it from the trusty "umbrella brand" that comprises Flare’s

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